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The Parish of Sixpenny Handley and Pentridge, including Woodyates, Deanland and Minchington Delivered by Sixpenny Handley Homewatch April 2020 Selection for England Karate Federation National Squad Ethan has been selected into the England Karate Federation National Squad for kata. He had to attend 2 selection sessions in Walsall before being selected. There are only 31 on the England male kata team, 3 in Ethan’s age category (the youngest, which is 12+13yrs). He will be required to train with the England Squad every month, usually in Walsall. Hopefully he will then get selected to compete in competitions, representing England, both nationally and internationally. Ethan was awarded his black belt in July 2018. He trains 3x a week in New Milton, Ringwood and Poole and most weekends in New Milton. He trains with coaches Collin and Danny Rudkin in the Southern England Karate Federation (SEKF). Ethan competes in katas... “Kata is a Japanese word describing detailed patterns of movements. Karate kata are executed as a specified series of a variety of moves, with stepping and turning, while attempting to maintain several National competitions lined up Ethan would love any form of perfect form.” throughout the year. sponsorship (please contact [email protected] and I will Ethan was due to go to Bulgaria in March Due to the corona virus the next likely pass on your details) to compete in the International Open competition will be Zaragoza in Spain in in Sofia, Cyprus in May and Venice in October and he will be training at home If anyone is interested in joining the December to take part in the Karate for the time being. SEKF, contact Collin Rudkin on 07966 1 Youth League (K1’s) where you can 303585 or Danny Rudkin on 07813 earn a World ranking. He also has 329710. Views expressed in this magazine are those of our correspondents and contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions held by the Editor or Members of Sixpenny Handley with Pentridge Parish Council. This publication does not endorse the products or services advertised within. Directory Parish Councillors Sixpenny Handley Police Chairman Cllr C Taylor 553148 Nicholas Lee, Verwood Police Stn 07825 521761 Cllr D Adams 552284 01202 222222 Cllr R Adams 553032 Police non-emergency number 101 Cllr D Chick 552557 Dementia Friend Champion Hazel Kileen 552980 Cllr S Meaden 552715 Sixpenny Handley Allotment Holders Association Cllr S McLean 552910 Chairman John Curtis 552397 Cllr Mrs M New 552539 Secretary Steve Barrett 552121 Vice-Chair Cllr J Reed 516390 Schools Cllr A Turner 552735 First School Handley First School 552356 Pentridge Cllr Gino Salvia 553076 Middle School Cranborne Middle School 517348 Clerk Ciona Nicholson 552211 Upper School Queen Elizabeth’s School Parish Office 552211 Wimborne 01202 885233 Dorset Council Cllr Piers Brown 07511 146811 Little Pennies Pre-School 552997 Email: [email protected] Matt Reeks (Chairperson) 07825 054376 Member Parliament Simon Hoare 02072 192787 Becky Wallworth (Business Manager) 01725 552997 Rights of Way Liaison Officers Happy Nappy Club Sixpenny Handley J Reed 516390 Lucy Barr 07508 691323 Pentridge Mrs M Jones 552358 Milly Bones 07525 248890 The Downsman Team 1st Woodcutts Scout Group Editor Naomi Booth [email protected] Group Scout Leader John Curtis 552397 Treasurer , Distribution Explorers Anthony Brown 552814 & Advertising Tony Gibb 552704 Scout Leader Rob Easton 552038 [email protected] Cub Leader Andy Young 01258 830861 Churches Beaver Leader Jane Scott 01725 516294 Church of England St. Mary’s, Sixpenny Handley Scout Hut Bookings Pete Wilkinson St. Rumbold’s, Pentridge [email protected] St. Andrews, Gussage St.Andrew 6D4all Youthclub Vicar Revd Canon Richard Hancock, The Vicarage Liz 01425 654467 Vicky 01725 552549 Graham 01725 516973 60 High Street, Sixpenny Handley 552182 Sixpenny Handley W.I. (Formed in 1922) Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady of Lourdes & President Mrs Bobbie Carter 552042 St. Cecilia, Blandford Forum Secretary Mrs Margaret Jones 552358 Priest Fr Chacko Panathara 01258 452051 Sixpenny Handley Mothers’ Union Doctors Drs. Morgan, Taubman & Hawdon Contact: Sue Curtis 552397 Dean Lane Surgery 552500 Chase Community Friends Sixpenny Handley Village Hall Chairman Vic Hatton 01258 841321 Chairman Carole Wyatt 552572 Secretary Penny Adams 01725 552218 Vice Chairman Paul Styles 552544 Sixpenny Handley CLT Treasurer Tracey Lownds 552414 Chairman Simon Parker Bookings Janice Bicker 07951 056069 Secretary Jenny Netherton 07830 188 589 Pentridge Village Hall Sixpenny Handley Sports Association Chairman Tarka King [email protected] Sports Pavilion Bookings 552211 Vice Chairman Richard Pollen [email protected] Sixpenny Handley Bowls Club Treasurer Colin Taylor 553148 President Ron Jermyn 552424 Bookings Graham Elford 07882 264160 Secretary Colin Chambers 552796 Email: [email protected] Treasurer Ann Adams 552284 Sixpenny Handley Homewatch Handley Sports Club Overall Co-ordinator & Police Focal Point Chairman & Treasurer Mark Young 552741 John Curtis 552397 Secretary & Team Div 3 Manager - Adam Day 01258 452481 Co-ordinators Sixpenny Handley Tennis Club Area 1 - Dean Lane Adam Ralph 552265 Chairman Alex Thomas 01725 516320 2 - Lower Handley David Chick 552557 Membership/Treasurer Stephanie Chick 552557 3 - Upper Handley John Clarke 552674 Sixpenny Handley Cricket Club 4 - Deanland & N.E. Pete Wilkinson 553150 Evening Captain David Cross 552640 5 - West & South Simon Meaden 552715 Citizens’ Advice Bureau Other Areas (These are separate Homewatch Schemes) Wimborne Branch 01202 884738 Pentridge Roy Elford 552911 Ferndown Branch 01202 893838 Woodyates Out of Hours Service 0808 223 1133 Sugery 552500 NHS non-emergency number 111 2 The Downsman - April 2020 Editorial Next edition A different year... The next edition will be published from 1st June 2020 Well, it may be that lots will be said about this year in the future. Now it feels like stepping on quicksand as things are changing hour-to-hour and day-to-day with the coronavirus Copy deadline for the outbreak. Thankfully our community is picking up the next edition changes, and as different measures are drawn up and decided upon by governments and groups we are all still 15th May looking out for each other, online, on the phone and with practical measures where possible. See the Noticeboard for more information on the Please make every effort to meet the Parish Council COVID 19 Support available and do get in touch with the team if you need deadline so that we have time for printing, help or can volunteer. production and distribution. For small businesses who may be struggling, Catherine from CBA Services has written all If possible please email your articles to about the updates on the budget and the coronavirus measures from the government. [email protected]. It is great to see a local boy doing so well on a national stage. Congratulations to Ethan on Advertising his selection for the England squad, I hope he gets to represent his country in the coming Our advertising offers great value. The year despite the coronavirus halting so many events. Downsman is currently delivered to over 700 households within the parish. Also well done to the Cubs, Beavers, Scouts and families who took part in the community Email: [email protected] for litter pick last weekend, it’s really heartwarming to see so many of you out enjoying tidying more details. up our public spaces. Advertising deadline Another success was the first Repair Café and clothes swap hosted by Sustainable Handley. 10th May I know the Recycle Café had to be postponed this month, but look forward to handing over Payment must be made before the my foil and used pens when it is able to be run again. advertising deadline to be included. Advertisement Costs Thank you to the Artsreach team at Sixpenny Handley Village Hall, The Bird Show and Womans were well received in my household and we look forward to whatever comes Size Single Yearly next! edition rate £2.50 - Small Text Ad The CCIO community dinner raised over thousands pounds for Dorset & Somerset Air £5 £25 Small Square Ambulance, a great amount raised for a very worthy cause. Rectangle £10 £50 £25 £125 Large Square I’d also like two point you towards the Clerk’s Corner where David Adams has written £35 £175 Half Page about public rights of way for all walkers, dog walkers and cyclists. Whole Page £50 £250 Naomi Booth Advertisement Sizes [email protected] Size Image area* Small Text Ad 30 words c/o The Parish Office, Unit 6, Town Farm Workshops, Sixpenny Handley, SP5 5PA Small Square 59mm Rectangle V 59mm x 122mm H 122mm x 59mm Directory 2 Seeker 21 Large Square 122mm Noticeboard 4 Health & Beauty 26 Half Page 186mm x 122mm Parish News 6 Gardening 35 Whole Page 186mm x 248mm Village Hall 6 Gone Sailing 28 *without frame which will be added by WI Report 11 Rob’s Column 40 us. If you need us to set your advert please add a one-off £5 fee. Sorry - we are unable to include flyers More about the parish can be found at www.sixpennyhandley.info 3 The Downsman - April 2020 To the Editor ‘The ugliest village in Dorset’?? I liked your summary of the fire of Handley [Feb Downsman], I’m not sure however that agree with Sir Frederick Treves statement ‘The ugliest village in Dorset’ still holds the same credence as it did in the early twentieth century. Have you ever been to Wool? Thanks to the splendid volunteer team at the Repair Cafe. Sewing Queen Sarah Fradgley still Beauty isn’t skin deep, Handley is thriving hard at work, lots of ticks against the items brought in for fixing! Photo Ian Callaghan and has an amazing community spirit because of its history, giving it a mix of We were buoyed up by your fantastic housing and people from all sorts of response to the Repair Cafe, a great success backgrounds.
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